Sentence examples for economic column from inspiring English sources

Another way of putting this is that, for the past eight years, the mere existence of Barack Obama a thriving African-American family man and a successful product of the urban meritocracy has implied that the problems of poor white Americans are "cultural"; Trump has shifted their afflictions into the "economic" column.

Eduardo Porter, for example, always has great insights in the New York Times with his economic column.

I think you'll enjoy this short (3 minute) video from an interview I did recently with Professor Robert Frank, a very smart guy who teaches economics at Cornell University and writes a monthly "Economic View" column for the New York Times.

Re "Weighing the True Costs and Benefits in a Matter of Life and Death" (Economic Scene column, Jan . 19: Robert H. Frank, taking issue with a recent column of mine in Slate ("Do the Poor Deserve Life Support?"), suggests that helping poor people in the ways poor people prefer to be helped "completely ignores moral emotions like sympathy and empathy".

The error was repeated in the Economic Scene column on Thursday.

In his Economic View column, "For Obamacare to Work, Everyone Must Be In" (Aug.

Perhaps your Economic View column of Jan . 2 by N. Gregory Mankiw, had the wrong headline.

The A.F.L-C.I.O., for example, saw them as an economic fifth column that took away union jobs and depressed wages.

David Leonhardt summarizes well the case for a soda tax ("The Battle Over Taxing Soda," Economic Scene column, May 19).

The Economic Scene column in Business Day on Thursday, about the high cost of housing, referred incorrectly to a tax that might be one way of controlling prices.

Nicholas D. Kristof argues that working people will continue to vote against their interests until Democrats talk more about faith and less about economic policies (column, Nov. 3).